罗伯特·弗洛斯特的许多诗处理了人处于群体之中的孤独与孤立的方方面面,似乎试图在必要的孤独与对人群的依赖和需要之间寻找一个平衡点。本文试比较弗洛斯特的《修墙》、《雪夜林边小驻》、《与黑夜相识》三首诗,看它们如何就孤独与人群这个主题呈现不同的观点。 Many of Robert Frost’s poems address the loneliness and isolation of people in groups and seem to seek to strike a balance between the necessary isolation and the dependence and needs of the population. This article tries to compare the three poems of Frost, “Fixing a Wall,” “Staying Near the Snowy Woods,” and “Meet the Night,” to see how they present different perspectives on the subject of solitude and the crowd.